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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. These brief poems are cryptic gems, flinting across the pages and constructing (stone upon stone), as the title suggests, a lyric and meditative drama. Sisyphus contemplates his destiny and his act of building the mountain he climbs throughout the timelessness of fate, his only companion the stone he pushes and that always eludes him at the summit.Poet Philip Memmer re-inscribes the ancient myth by giving personhood and interiority to both characters in this dialogue, as they struggle, grapple, argue, cry out, resist each other, and acknowledge their inseparability. As in a long contentious marriage, Sisyphus asks: "Whose resounding silence / echoes your thoughts?" The stone's replies spark from the insights flashing out of these poems. These brief poems are cryptic gems, flinting across the pages and constructing (stone upon stone), as the title suggests, a lyric and meditative drama. Sisyphus contemplates his destiny and his act of building the mountain he climbs throughout the timelessness of fate, his only companion the stone he pushes and that always eludes him at the summit. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Fitzsimmons, John (illustrateur).…

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. First Printing. 207 pp. Trade paperback format. Signed by Matt Jackson on the title page. Light rubbing on the corners with a flat uncreased spine; aside from the author's signature, no interior markings. This story collection contains: I Love Alberta Beef by Kyle MacDonald; Lost in Translation by Conor Grennan; I Sold My Gold Tooth for Gas Money by Michael Glinz; Seafood Diet by Jeremiah Sutherland; The Rhein in Flames by Keith Slater; Hobos at Large by Lyle Underwood; Strange Guest by Jim Sawatzky; Kima by Sharon Fitzsimmons; Seal of Approval by Philip Torrens; Dracula's Curse by Erica Amery; 101 Ways to Destroy a Camera by Matt Jackson; Love in the Air by Lucia Martin; Mount Everglades by Wayne Van Sickle; Old McDonald Had a Bike by Conor Grennan; Whirlybird Applesauce by Michael Barnes; Don't Pick Up Hitchhikers by Christina Cherneskey; Serendipity by Beverley Abbott; Indonesian Freighter by Ed Yatscoff; Public Parking by Lesley Monette; Molloy and Me by Mark Fisher; Family Ties by Michael L. Plouffe; Cheating the Grim Reaper by Matt Jackson; Follow the Red Breaks Road by Stephen Legault; Motorcycle Therapy by Jeremy Kroeker; Arresting Scenery by Michelle Bland; Trans-Canada Christmas by Kathy Chiasson; Drive-away Honeymoon by Curtis Foreman; and The Great Mother's Day Race by John Judd. Size: 8vo. Signed by Editor. Book.…

Etat : New. Fitzsimmons, Phillip; Atencio, L.C. (illustrateur).

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - These brief poems are cryptic gems, flinting across the pages and constructing (stone upon stone), as the title suggests, a lyric and meditative drama. Sisyphus contemplates his destiny and his act of building the mountain he climbs throughout the timelessness of fate, his only companion the stone he pushes and that always eludes him at the summit.Poet Philip Memmer re-inscribes the ancient myth by giving personhood and interiority to both characters in this dialogue, as they struggle, grapple, argue, cry out, resist each other, and acknowledge their inseparability. As in a long contentious marriage, Sisyphus asks: 'Whose resounding silence / echoes your thoughts ' The stone's replies spark from the insights flashing out of these poems. Fitzsimmons, John (illustrateur).…

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The 2025 edition (issue #47) of The Mythic Circle, the creative writing publication of The Mythopoeic Society, continues the 38-year-long tradition (since 1987) of providing The Mythic Circle as a publishing outlet for members of The Mythopoeic Society and for writers and artists in the general public as well. We publish fantasy stories, poems, and images, especially those in a mythic vein. Regarding our fiction, we never know what will come in over the electronic transom, but with our theme of fantasy and mythic works, we can be sure to see some dragons, as in "The Ninth Moon," by Shefali Mathew and "The Light and the Maw," by Caleb Dummermuth; some fairy tales and myths or retellings, as in "Call of Duty," by Cassandra L. Schuchart, "More Greatly He Dared," by Susan Shwartz, "Enchanted Leaves," by Lawrence Buentello, and "Strangers in a Storm," by J. Brice Odom; a bit of "romantasy" and/or family drama, as in "The Desire Path," by Dee Holloway, "Borrowing Happiness from Tomorrow," by Isaiah Williams, "Sun and the Spandrel," by Jared M. Bentley, and "The Forest Song," by Deborah Shrimplin; a dash of horror such as "Rend the Heavens," by Benjamin Inglis, "Prince of the Mountains," by David K. Adam, "The Prizing Coat," by Evan Wellbrock, and "The City that Sings," by Hunter Koski; a few knights in armor, as in "The White Hall," by Marcelo Henrique Barreto, and "The Last Mushroom Knight," by Cameron Sauder; some modern innovations such as "Boreas" by Eve Telford and "Squaring the Sphinx" by L. E. Smith; and at least one mythic reincarnation (or was that what happened?) as in "Wings of Attachment," by Nez Chew. These mythic and fantasy works best represent "original work by authors following the mythic tradition" that is the guiding principle of The Mythic Circle. Poems in this year's edition present mythic themes that include connections to J. R. R. Tolkien: "Rivendell" and "Evenstar," by Rachel Lott. Long-time author (since 1997) David Sparenberg presented a poem analogous to Noah's task on the ark in "The Fleet of Small Ships." In a similar historic-mythic vein, "Hephaestion's Ghost," by George Angleou, tells of Alexander (yes, that one) and his dead but still beloved comrade-in-arms. Jacob Bier brings in aspects of nature in "The Wind from Another World" and "Northernness." In "Fairy Mountain," by Patrick Flynn, we glimpse a magical place and its magical inhabitants. Two poems from Sandra J. Lindow leave us with a joke, although a dark and barbed one. But in Chris Dickinson's poems, we meet an Arthurian hero (Gawain) and, in the second poem, we learn of a magical sea creature somewhat reminiscent of a silkie. From A J Dalton we get a new story-poem, "Niflheim," belonging to Norse mythology, and an introduction to a very far-away place in "Ultima Thule." Theo Holmes gives us the inner thoughts of an early horror figure in "Medusa," and a prayer for a renewed (and maybe improved) universe in "Agnostos Theos." Carson Wignall draws on and expands Biblical stories for "Eve's Reflection" and "Cain." And as our closing piece, Eve Telford imagines the end as a new beginning in "The Great Unweaving." These thought-provoking and deeply mythic poems recapture the spirit of the Inklings for a modern world that hasn't forgotten the ancient world. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Fitzsimmons, Phillip; Atencio, L.C. (illustrateur).…

Etat : New. KlappentextThese brief poems are cryptic gems, flinting across the pages and constructing (stone upon stone), as the title suggests, a lyric and meditative drama. Sisyphus contemplates his destiny and his act of building the mountain he . Fitzsimmons, John (illustrateur).

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000. Fitzsimmons, Phillip; Atencio, L.C. (illustrateur).

Paperback. Etat : New. Fitzsimmons, Phillip; Atencio, L.C. (illustrateur).

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The 2025 edition (issue #47) of The Mythic Circle, the creative writing publication of The Mythopoeic Society, continues the 38-year-long tradition (since 1987) of providing The Mythic Circle as a publishing outlet for members of The Mythopoeic Society and for writers and artists in the general public as well. We publish fantasy stories, poems, and images, especially those in a mythic vein. Regarding our fiction, we never know what will come in over the electronic transom, but with our theme of fantasy and mythic works, we can be sure to see some dragons, as in "The Ninth Moon," by Shefali Mathew and "The Light and the Maw," by Caleb Dummermuth; some fairy tales and myths or retellings, as in "Call of Duty," by Cassandra L. Schuchart, "More Greatly He Dared," by Susan Shwartz, "Enchanted Leaves," by Lawrence Buentello, and "Strangers in a Storm," by J. Brice Odom; a bit of "romantasy" and/or family drama, as in "The Desire Path," by Dee Holloway, "Borrowing Happiness from Tomorrow," by Isaiah Williams, "Sun and the Spandrel," by Jared M. Bentley, and "The Forest Song," by Deborah Shrimplin; a dash of horror such as "Rend the Heavens," by Benjamin Inglis, "Prince of the Mountains," by David K. Adam, "The Prizing Coat," by Evan Wellbrock, and "The City that Sings," by Hunter Koski; a few knights in armor, as in "The White Hall," by Marcelo Henrique Barreto, and "The Last Mushroom Knight," by Cameron Sauder; some modern innovations such as "Boreas" by Eve Telford and "Squaring the Sphinx" by L. E. Smith; and at least one mythic reincarnation (or was that what happened?) as in "Wings of Attachment," by Nez Chew. These mythic and fantasy works best represent "original work by authors following the mythic tradition" that is the guiding principle of The Mythic Circle. Poems in this year's edition present mythic themes that include connections to J. R. R. Tolkien: "Rivendell" and "Evenstar," by Rachel Lott. Long-time author (since 1997) David Sparenberg presented a poem analogous to Noah's task on the ark in "The Fleet of Small Ships." In a similar historic-mythic vein, "Hephaestion's Ghost," by George Angleou, tells of Alexander (yes, that one) and his dead but still beloved comrade-in-arms. Jacob Bier brings in aspects of nature in "The Wind from Another World" and "Northernness." In "Fairy Mountain," by Patrick Flynn, we glimpse a magical place and its magical inhabitants. Two poems from Sandra J. Lindow leave us with a joke, although a dark and barbed one. But in Chris Dickinson's poems, we meet an Arthurian hero (Gawain) and, in the second poem, we learn of a magical sea creature somewhat reminiscent of a silkie. From A J Dalton we get a new story-poem, "Niflheim," belonging to Norse mythology, and an introduction to a very far-away place in "Ultima Thule." Theo Holmes gives us the inner thoughts of an early horror figure in "Medusa," and a prayer for a renewed (and maybe improved) universe in "Agnostos Theos." Carson Wignall draws on and expands Biblical stories for "Eve's Reflection" and "Cain." And as our closing piece, Eve Telford imagines the end as a new beginning in "The Great Unweaving." These thought-provoking and deeply mythic poems recapture the spirit of the Inklings for a modern world that hasn't forgotten the ancient world. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Fitzsimmons, Phillip; Atencio, L.C. (illustrateur).…